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Trainee Teaching Assistant
We are looking for a motivated and caring Trainee Teaching Assistant to join a specialist SEN school in Westbury. This Trainee Teaching Assistant role is perfect for someone who wants to begin a career in education, enjoys helping children with additional needs, and is eager to learn and grow in a supportive environment.
The Role – Trainee Teaching Assistant
As a Trainee Teaching Assistant, you will support pupils aged 4–19 across the school while developing your skills and understanding of SEND practice. Your daily duties will include:
Providing 1:1 Trainee Teaching Assistant support and assisting small groups to help pupils take part in learning.
Working with children who may have ASD, communication difficulties, sensory needs, SEMH, PMLD or physical challenges.
Helping to create a calm, structured and positive classroom atmosphere.
Assisting pupils with personal care, feeding and mobility if needed (full guidance and training can be provided).
Building supportive, trusting relationships with pupils and staff.
Working closely with teachers, therapists and experienced Teaching Assistants to learn effective strategies.
Using visual aids, communication systems and routines to support pupils’ understanding throughout the day.
This Trainee Teaching Assistant position is hands-on, varied and ideal for someone who wants to build confidence and experience in a rewarding SEN environment.
About the School
The school provides a warm, inclusive environment tailored for children and young people with complex needs. As a Trainee Teaching Assistant, you will benefit from:
Small class sizes and strong levels of staff support.
A focus on communication skills, sensory learning and independence.
Close collaboration with therapists and specialist staff who guide and support Trainee Teaching Assistants.
A friendly, dedicated team committed to helping pupils develop confidence and life skills.
The school is accessible from Westbury, Warminster, Trowbridge, Frome, and surrounding areas.
Requirements for the Trainee Teaching Assistant Role
To be considered for this Trainee Teaching Assistant position, you should:
Be patient, enthusiastic and keen to learn.
Have a genuine interest in supporting children or young people.
Be comfortable helping pupils with a range of additional needs, including personal care.
Be a good communicator who works well within a team.
Ideally have a DBS on the Update Service, or be willing to apply for one.
Be open to training and development as you grow into your Trainee Teaching Assistant role.
Salary
£88.92 – £100.00 per day, depending on experience and training.
What Vision for Education Offer
Weekly PAYE pay.
Guaranteed Pay Scheme (subject to eligibility).
Pension contributions.
Full AWR compliance.
Free CPD and Trainee Teaching Assistant training opportunities.
A supportive consultant to guide you through your placement.
A generous refer-a-friend bonus.
All applicants must complete full safeguarding and compliance checks, including an Enhanced DBS.
How to Apply
To apply for this Trainee Teaching Assistant role, please send your CV or contact William Toal for more details.
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